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bugout2112 · January 14, 2014, 01:02 PM

Grizz, from the FL website..

http://froglube.com/froglube-product....fohNfDMZ.dpuf

Froglube CLP

1) Pre-clean using above procedure with FrogLube Solvent™.
2) For best results, apply heat to area to be treated. Heat from a heat lamp, heat blower or ambient sunlight is more than sufficient.
3) Apply FrogLube and allow time to absorb. (heat quickens the rate of absorption)
4) Scrub, agitate, and wipe off excess. Normal cleaning tools such as nylon brushes, patches, wipes and towels are sufficient.
5) Lubricate per manufacturers instruction. FrogLube will work dry or wet.
Note: In hot/dusty or extreme cold, follow manufacturers directions for use in extreme environmental conditions.
6) If storing, apply a light coat for long term protection.

I followed these instructions...so step 5 must be very misleading, especially the whole "working wet deal" huh? And step 6 should say "if storing, apply a light coat, and don't plan on normal function as it will turn to syrup in a few weeks. You must field strip and clean again"

January 14, 2014, 01:02 PM	#66
bugout2112 Junior Member Join Date: January 14, 2014 Posts: 3	Grizz, from the FL website.. http://froglube.com/froglube-product....fohNfDMZ.dpuf Froglube CLP 1) Pre-clean using above procedure with FrogLube Solvent™. 2) For best results, apply heat to area to be treated. Heat from a heat lamp, heat blower or ambient sunlight is more than sufficient. 3) Apply FrogLube and allow time to absorb. (heat quickens the rate of absorption) 4) Scrub, agitate, and wipe off excess. Normal cleaning tools such as nylon brushes, patches, wipes and towels are sufficient. 5) Lubricate per manufacturers instruction. FrogLube will work dry or wet. Note: In hot/dusty or extreme cold, follow manufacturers directions for use in extreme environmental conditions. 6) If storing, apply a light coat for long term protection. I followed these instructions...so step 5 must be very misleading, especially the whole "working wet deal" huh? And step 6 should say "if storing, apply a light coat, and don't plan on normal function as it will turn to syrup in a few weeks. You must field strip and clean again"